Browse property in Olney Street

Olney Street runs through the historic heart of Cootamundra, a South West Slopes town famed for its wide, well‑lit avenues and a streetscape punctuated by heritage buildings such as the 1881 post office and the late‑19th‑century Bank of NSW (now Westpac). The residential fabric along the street reflects the town’s long‑standing agricultural prosperity, with homes that echo the late‑1800s and early‑1900s character common to this “oldest towns in Australia” settlement.

The street is a short walk from Cootamundra railway station on the Main Southern line, which provides twice‑daily XPT services between Sydney and Melbourne and a twice‑weekly Xplorer to Griffith, while nearby coach hubs and Cootamundra Airport add regional connectivity. Local amenities within a kilometre include the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, a flour mill, several green spaces such as Stratton, Southee and Apex Parks, the heritage‑listed World War II fuel depot, the Family Hotel, and the Coota Ex‑Services Club restaurant.